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• Brazilian Artists' Appropriation Strategies (1980-2000) artist

  From the 1980s onward, a generation of Brazilian artists turned away from painting to experiment with hybrid forms, incorporating industrial residues, street finds, household…

• Ben Tuna Transforms Burned LA Fire Porsches into Stained Glass Art artist

  Stained glass artist Ben Tuna of Glass Cowboy Studio rescued five burned-out Porsches from the January 2025 LA fires and transformed them into artworks using salvaged stained…

• Eglė Žemaitė's Mural Wraps Vilnius Building in Folklore-Inspired Ribbon artist

  Eglė Žemaitė, a Lithuanian artist, has finished a significant mural named "Laumės juosta" on a grey residential structure in Vilnius. This artwork gives the impression of a…

• Jason deCaires Taylor's 'The Solomon Siren' memorializes a lost island artist

  In the intertidal zone off Kale Island in the Solomon Islands, British sculptor Jason deCaires Taylor has unveiled 'The Solomon Siren.' This life-sized artwork features climate…

• Ewa Juszkiewicz Wraps Female Faces in Neo-Surrealist Portraits artist

  Polish artist Ewa Juszkiewicz (born 1984 in Gdańsk) subverts traditional female portraiture by wrapping her subjects' faces in luxurious fabrics like silk and velvet, adorned with…

• Jon Testa's "Wading" Photo Series artist

  Photographer Jon Testa has released a new series titled "Wading," featuring 64 images of figures submerged in water. The series explores the interplay of light, reflection, and…

• Susan Maddux's Folded Canvas Works Evoke Garments and Textile Heritage artist

  Susan Maddux, a textile designer turned artist, creates vibrant wall sculptures by folding painted canvases into garment-like forms. Her works, such as "Mantle" (2026) and…

• Romany Mark Bruce: Sculptor-Painter Behind Brighton AIDS Memorial artist

  Romany Mark Bruce, an artist who hails from Ireland but now calls England home, transitioned from law to focus on sculpture and painting. His artwork often revolves around the…

• Gilad Ophir: Post-Photographic Matrices of Light and Matter artist

  Gilad Ophir, a former senior lecturer in photography and art with a 37-year career, now focuses on his studio practice, creating archival pigment prints that explore…

• Nuno Serrão's 'Icebergs' Captures Solitary Souls Adrift in a Dopamine-Driven Society artist

  Portuguese photographer Nuno Serrão, based between Madeira and Lisbon, has created 'Icebergs,' an ongoing series that likens certain individuals to icebergs—solitary bodies…

• Akira Ikezoe’s Darkly Humorous Paintings Tackle Environmental Catastrophe artist

  Akira Ikezoe's distinctive schematic artworks, showcased in both the Whitney Biennial and Greater New York, are instantly recognizable. Filled with imagery of frogs, robots, and…

• Adam Normandin Paints the Psychology of Overlooked Spaces artist

  Adam Normandin, a painter from Southern California, reimagines construction sites, empty storefronts, industrial structures, and utility networks through his artwork, delving into…

• Beth Moon's Majestic Ancient Trees in Platinum-Palladium Prints artist

  American photographer Beth Moon, born in 1956, has traveled the world for years, often reaching remote locations, to capture ancient trees that have made her internationally…

• Bianco-Valente's 'L'amore è nell'aria' for Dynamo Camp artist

  The Italian artist duo Bianco-Valente created four Carrara marble sculptures for Dynamo Camp, a foundation offering free Recreational Therapy programs to children with…

• Damiano Conti Borbone: Cremonese Artist Channels Pollock and Dissidence artist

  Damiano Conti Borbone, born in 1992 in Cremona, is an emerging artist whose work combines Jackson Pollock's dripping technique with a strong dissacrating spirit. He had a…

• Julia Potter on Screen Composition and Creative Flexibility artist

  Melbourne-based screen and art music composer Julia Potter shares insights from her career, emphasizing flexibility, collaboration, and the accessibility of music creation.…

• Marianne Khalil: Background Artist and Illustrator artist

  Marianne Khalil, an illustrator and background artist from New York, pursued her illustration studies at the Rhode Island School of Design. She has gained professional experience…

• Alpine1 Merges Minecraft with Urban Design and Airport Planning artist

  Alpine1, an architectural engineering student and YouTube educator from Vancouver, specializes in crafting Minecraft cities. His creations blend building culture, planning…

• Philip Sue: Dark Fantasy and Cyberpunk in Digital Art artist

  Based in New Zealand, illustrator and digital artist Philip Sue specializes in fantasy and science fiction, showcasing his skills through refined digital painting. His artistic…

• Orbin Spinoza's Pop Culture Portraits Blend Comic Book Energy with Handmade Craft artist

  Orbin Spinoza creates portrait sketches, cartoons, watercolors, and handmade cards rooted in pop culture. His work features Marvel, DC, anime, and Star Wars characters, giving it…

• Giannina Censi: The Futurist Dance Pioneer Who Defied Convention artist

  Giannina Censi (1913-1995), born in Milan to composer Carlo Censi and singer Carla Ferrario, began dance lessons at thirteen with Angelina Gini at La Scala, following Enrico…

• Jacques Monneraud turns cardboard illusion into lasting ceramics artist

  French ceramic artist Jacques Monneraud creates the Carton series, vessels that convincingly mimic folded cardboard and packing tape but are entirely made from fired clay. The…

• Marco Petrus: New Labyrinths of Urban Vision artist

  Marco Petrus, a painter known for his architectural cityscapes, presents new works exploring the labyrinthine vision of urban environments. Born in Rimini but raised in Milan's…

• Italian artist Fausto Delle Chiaie dies at 82, known for street museum artist

  Fausto Delle Chiaie, an Italian artist renowned for turning the streets of Rome into an open-air museum, passed away at the age of 82 on July 4, 2026. He studied at the Scuola…

• Samuel Salcedo's Sculptures Explore Emotional Ambiguity Through the Human Face artist

  Samuel Salcedo, born in Barcelona in 1975, pursued Fine Arts at the University of Barcelona, graduating in 1998, and also studied at Manchester Metropolitan University. He…

• Madonna's English Country Estate Ashcombe and Her Art Collection artist

  Madonna and her then-husband Guy Ritchie purchased Ashcombe, the former country estate of Cecil Beaton, in Wiltshire, England. The 1,000-acre property includes a converted stable…

• Enid Crow's 'American Values' Uses Self-Portraiture to Critique Nationalism artist

  New York City-based conceptual artist Enid Crow, born in 1968 in Auburn, NY, has been exploring identity and nationalism through her 'American Values' series since 2012, which…

• Rana Gorgani: Dancing Sufi Revolutionary Amid Tehran Turmoil artist

  As Tehran observes three days of funerals for Ali Khamenei, internationally recognized choreographer Rana Gorgani dances. She is one of the world's few female whirling dervishes,…

• Pierre-Laurent Aimard performs Bach and Kurtág at Aix artist

  Pierre-Laurent Aimard, a pianist renowned for his interpretive style accompanied by explanatory commentary, will present two recitals in Aix-en-Provence. One recital is dedicated…

• Marco Campardo's process-based design practice uses peppers as moulds artist

  London-based designer Marco Campardo rejects the traditional separation between design concept and fabrication. His "praxis-theory framework" treats making as a generative act,…

• Alma Thomas's 'Tiptoe Through the Tulips' Analyzed artist

  The National Gallery of Art in Washington DC houses Alma Thomas's 1969 artwork 'Tiptoe Through the Tulips,' an acrylic-on-canvas piece measuring 127 cm by 121.92 cm. Born in…

• Grant Wood's American Gothic: Icon of American Regionalism artist

  Grant Wood's American Gothic, painted in 1930, is one of the most iconic artworks in American culture. The painting depicts a man and a woman standing solemnly in front of a house…

• Paul Klee: Art as Representation of the Unreal artist

  Born on December 18, 1879, in Münchenbuchsee, Switzerland, Paul Klee later relocated to Bern. He famously stated, "art does not reproduce the visible, but makes visible." Klee's…

• Akira Ikezoe's Anthropomorphic Animals Critique Energy Systems at Whitney Biennial artist

  Akira Ikezoe, a New York-based Japanese artist, is known for his intricately detailed oil paintings that portray anthropomorphic frogs, bears, raccoons, and monkeys involved in…

• Arghavan Khosravi's Studio Practice in Stamford, Connecticut artist

  Arghavan Khosravi, an artist based in Stamford, Connecticut, is highlighted in the 344th edition of Hyperallergic's 'A View From the Easel' series. For nearly five years, she has…

• Cosimo Galluzzi: LA Artist Merging Illustration and Worldbuilding artist

  Cosimo Galluzzi, a Los Angeles-based artist and art director, works across digital and traditional media. His practice spans illustration, character-driven imagery, and…

• Kleinian Treats Digital Culture as Future Archaeology artist

  Kleinian, a contemporary artist and designer, frames digital culture as a form of future archaeology, coining the phrase "Modern archaeology." His work treats memes, interfaces,…

• Riccardo Freddo on Italy as a Diffuse Museum and Summer 2024 Exhibitions artist

  Riccardo Freddo, Head of Museum and Institutional Relationships at Rosenfeld Gallery in London, discusses his curatorial approach that bridges international contemporary art with…

• Agata Dąbkowska: From Veterinary Medicine to Watercolor artist

  Polish watercolor artist Agata Dąbkowska, based in a small lakeside town, transforms familiar flowers into vibrant studies of beauty and emotion. After studying veterinary…

• Zena Holloway's Enchanting Underwater Photography artist

  Zena Holloway, a self-taught British photographer and designer born in Bahrain in 1973, has gained international recognition for her exceptional underwater photography. Now based…